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calloc
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The differences on commit both have good arguments. hg is going for ease of use and is very much like the non-dvcs's that came before it, like CVS and Subversion where a commit commits all changed files. git add just adds the file to the in
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I started on Mercurial but have since been convinced that Git is definitely just as awesome, and a tad more flexible. The thing is, I will be sticking with Mercurial for my own projects because with bitbucket I can get private repository ho
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16y ago
I don't think I am nearly as old as you, my first touch on the Internet was on a 133 Mhz Compaq Pressario with 64 Mb of ram. My dad finally got a second line installed as it was starting to get annoying that I was on line pretty much 24/7.
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16y ago
Just make sure you don't use any part of the Facebook platform (that includes commenting on various sites, like buttons) or apps within Facebook as using any of them will revert the SSL setting back to off in the settings.
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16y ago
I have to say that php-fpm does FCGI very nicely and works well with Lighttpd and Apache (even on the same host). It basically sets up a separate instance that runs PHP and requests are shuttled to the backend. Unfortunately there is no way
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16y ago
But Costco does publicise how much markup they put on their products as a maximum: _Costco's maximum markup on merchandise is 14 percent, and "a lot of products don't come close to 14 percent," Sinegal said. By comparison, supermarkets comm
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I wish there was a commercial vendor out there that would have FreeBSD available. It would be very helpful in getting it into more businesses as that is a major show stopper.
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The last time I played with PC-BSD there was a lag time of a couple of days. I hadn't checked before making my statement above. I hereby stand corrected.
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calloc
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Quickmark does an amazing job as a QR Code scanner on the iOS platform. Would being built in be awesome? Sure, but this app is the next best thing.
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16y ago
Wireless depends on the chipset that is in use. Atheros still has by far the best support. Power management there are some, it is still hit and miss. My old laptop is fully supported, which is pretty awesome. As an X desktop you can run gno
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I found this interesting, apparently Dino A. Dai Zovi ( http://twitter.com/dinodaizovi ) and Stefan Esser ( http://twitter.com/i0n1c ), two security researchers (hackers) have apparently received invitations to try out Mac OS X Lion with so
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I do my software Dev on Mac OS X. I am a backend systems software engineer working on daemons that run in the background on top of FreeBSD. Mac OS X helps since it is so similar to FreeBSD it makes it easy for me to test on my own laptop, a
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My work provided me with a 13" MacBook Pro and I hate how the display is only 1280 by 800. When we get our new budget I am hoping I can get an upgrade to a 15" with the hi-res display, but we shall see. My MacBook Pro 15" from a couple of y
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According to this tweet they are up: https://twitter.com/cperciva/status/39911086518050816
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USB can easily be emulated and done using just the CPU, no chips required while Firewire required a real chip that did the negotiation and sat directly on the memory bus for DMA.
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I currently have about 15 different Facebook accounts, each under false names. So far none of them have been shut down, or even questioned. Maybe it was because you got to such a high amount of friends that they took notice, mine are rather
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Facebook has an XMPP endpoint. However if a user has turned off chat within Facebook they won't even show up as at that point they are really offline.
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If you notice, the one that uploaded the files is a .edu account...
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From what I've gathered from other hn'ers was that the reply was gone so that it couldn't turn into a quick back and forth between two authors. If you ever need to reply, click the link button for that comment, the reply box is now availabl
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Not if you are part of the highway bandits!
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http://kbembedded.com/products/multiwatch http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/watches/cd13/?pfm=Search... Not nearly as easy to hack as this Bluetooth with OLED, but still a watch designed by a single guy located in Tempe. I bought one
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16y ago
Off topic: I just wanted to thank you, this was the second post I read this morning because it looked interesting and you didn't disappoint. The way you master the English language is astounding and I only wish I was able to wield words as
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Arduino uses GCC as its compiler.
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Well, there's only like 300 Mac users ;-) That's more than half! All joking aside, a lot of Mac users are just sticking to the older 2.x series for their Skype client rather than upgrading, so if a 160 people decided it was worth their time
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It happened while I worked there. It was a site that featured 18 year old girls that looked like they were underage. It was the guys third week on the job and while he had no issues with bestiality or anything along those lines he felt that
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When I got my job in the porn industry they didn't advertise that was what it was for. Instead it was brought up during the interview process. They asked me a series of questions related to it as well. Like "For your day job you may have to
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Pfft. 10.x.x.x for me. http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc1918.html 10.0.0.0 - 10.255.255.255 (10/8 prefix) 172.16.0.0 - 172.31.255.255 (172.16/12 prefix) 192.168.0.0 - 192.168.255.255 (192.168/16 prefix)
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16y ago
Each person is supposed to get assigned a /64 from their ISP, which will be then assigned to any downstream devices.
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Nope, and neither did the photographer that is being written about. What isn't backupable, and thus is lost forever is all of the comments he had on the various pictures, all of the groups his pictures belonged to, all of the embed's of pic
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This is great news. The company I am currently working at is using the Google Protocol buffers within Python as well, and any and all speedups we can get is absolutely fantastic. As of right now we are just getting off the ground and I don'
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